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  Published: 2011-03-02, review by: goodgearguide.com.au

  • USB 3.0, no moving parts, better performance than a typical external pocket drive
  • Speed difference not quite enough to justify the cost per gigabyte
  • The Kingston HyperX Max 3.0 SSD is suitable for anyone who wants a durable drive that can be used to transport data to and from work or to a client's premises. It's not blazingly fast, but it's faster than conventional pocket-sized drives. However, with a...

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  Published: 2011-03-01, review by: hardwareunboxed.com

  • A few weeks ago when we reviewed the Patriot Supersonic 64GB USB 3.0 flash drive, we had a hard time getting over the $200 US asking price, which lead us to this conclusion… “It is worth pointing out that if all you are after is a pocket size drive tha...

 
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  Published: 2011-03-01, review by: tomshw.de

  • Abstract:  Die besten USB 3.0 Sticks zwischen 16 und 128 GB treten zum großen Vergleich an. Zwischen 200 MB/s und Schneckentempo ist alles dabei. Eben erst hat Intel den neuen Thunderbolt-Standard angekündigt: Diese bisher als Light Peak bekannte Schnittstelle bi...

 
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  Published: 2011-02-28, Author: Jan , review by: svethardware.cz

  • Z dnešního testu externího flash disku, popřípadě SSD s označením Kingston HyperX MAX 3.0 vyplývá několik věcí. Předem ale musím říci, že jde o jednoduché zařízení s velmi odolně působícím hliníkovým pouzdrem, které je radost používat. Zasahuje však do ně...

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  Published: 2011-02-24, review by: cw.no

  • Solid. God ytelse.
  • Høy pris per gigabyte
  • Slik de fleste benytter eksterne lagringsmedier tror vi foreløpig ikke at ekstern SSD er så aktuelt. Skulle man imidlertid ha en brukssituasjon der man har spesielle behov for høy ytelse, blir det naturligvis en stor gevinst. I tillegg til generelt ra...

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  Published: 2011-02-21, review by: itreviews.com

  • In essence the Kingston HyperX Max 3.0 is a SSDNow V+ in a USB 3.0 caddy.; however, this hybrid piece of hardware is blindingly rapid, utterly silent and resistant to knocks,bangs and other abuse. The most obvious downside is the price and, of course, ...

 
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  Published: 2011-02-18, review by: zdnet.be

  • hoge leessnelheid; 256 bits AESencryptie mogelijk,
  • stevige prijs per gigabyte; veel vrije ruimte nodig rond USBconnector.
  • Traag maar zeker vindt de opvolger van USB 2.0 zijn weg naar desktops en notebooks. We zijn echter nog altijd op zoek naar apparaten die de enorme bandbreedte van USB 3.0, ook wel SuperSpeed USB genoemd, nodig hebben. Aan onze zoektocht lijkt nu een einde...

 
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  Published: 2011-02-11, review by: vr-zone.com

  • While the maximum throughput of a drive can be tested with the help of synthetic benchmarks, its performance is likely to differ under real-world usage patterns. As the HyperX MAX 3.0 is an external storage drive, it will most likely be used for transf...

 
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  Published: 2011-02-10, review by: hardwarelogic.com

  • Since this is basically a V+(100) SSD with a USB 3 controller, you'll be paying a slight premium for the bundle. It looks like the retail pricing is about $300 (Amazon Link) which is about 10% higher than the Serial ATA drive alone. While it may be che...

 
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  Published: 2011-02-09, review by: techgage.com

  • It goes without saying that in today's market, any SSD product you pick up is going to count as a luxury purchase. On the desktop side, mechanical hard drives can be had for as low as $0.10 a gigabyte, while for SSDs, that number is rarely lower than ...

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